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City of Eagle River
1 LS - unclassified excavation; 950 SY - pulverize existing pavement and base; 1,200 ton - crushed aggregate base course; 600 ton - asphaltic concrete pavement; 100 CY - furnish & install recycled asphalt; 1,200 LF - sawcut asphalt pavement; 100 LF - silt fence.
Posted Date
Jun 9, 2026
Due Date
Jun 25, 2026
Release: Jun 9, 2026
City of Eagle River
Close: Jun 25, 2026
1 LS - unclassified excavation; 950 SY - pulverize existing pavement and base; 1,200 ton - crushed aggregate base course; 600 ton - asphaltic concrete pavement; 100 CY - furnish & install recycled asphalt; 1,200 LF - sawcut asphalt pavement; 100 LF - silt fence.
AvailableCity of Eagle River
Seeking to crack seal/flex patch and chip seal the following streets.
Posted Date
Apr 9, 2026
Due Date
May 8, 2026
Release: Apr 9, 2026
City of Eagle River
Close: May 8, 2026
Seeking to crack seal/flex patch and chip seal the following streets.
City of Eagle River
Operate the restaurant, bar and bar cart services.
Posted Date
Oct 29, 2025
Due Date
Dec 15, 2025
Release: Oct 29, 2025
City of Eagle River
Close: Dec 15, 2025
Operate the restaurant, bar and bar cart services.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Eagle River
The meeting included a public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for the Eagle River Historical Society to install interpretive signs in various parks. The commission also heard a conditional use permit request from Amerco Real Estate Company/U-Haul for a self-storage facility, which was subsequently postponed to allow for the submission of detailed plans, including water retention, landscaping, signage, lighting, and siding. Furthermore, an ordinance amendment defining excavation was recommended for adoption, a request to purchase a city-owned parcel was postponed for legal review, and progress on the comprehensive plan was reviewed.
The council meeting addressed several agenda items, including modifications to the 2026 road project scope involving the removal of First Street paving and the addition of a parking lot south of Wall and Second Streets. Discussions were held regarding the chipseal bid from Fahrner, a wood carving project for the golf course, and proposed revisions to the City Employee Policy Manual concerning retirement eligibility definitions. Additionally, the council reviewed a quote for the professional disposal of the city's old YeaLink phone system.
The council meeting addressed various operational and administrative matters, including street project updates and funding planning, sludge disposal and sanitary sewer cleaning authorizations, and Farmers Market traffic management. The council also approved personnel actions, including the retirement of a police sergeant, and various licenses and permits for local events and businesses. Additionally, the council discussed staggering alderperson terms, addressed a contested invoice from a utility project, and reviewed proposed updates to the city's employee policy manual.
The board meeting agenda includes the review and acceptance of the financial report, updates from ex-officio representatives from the city, historical society, and chamber, and reports from the executive director. Committee topics cover organization items such as ballot and executive board nominations, electronic votes for equipment and market technology, and project awards. Promotional and design agenda items focus on marketing proposals, building and sign grants, and artscape updates. Economic vitality and other business items include public WiFi evaluation and ongoing committee project status for events and site infrastructure.
The committee reviewed the reconciliation of bank accounts and received a treasurer's report regarding past due notices and penalties. A financial review was conducted for the City and the Golf Course, including budget reports, comparisons, and capital improvement loan breakdowns. Additionally, the committee reviewed and recommended the payment of accounts payable for both the City and the Golf Course to the City Council.
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